Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-24

every foot Of property in Paris. Having
on hand one of the largest lists OF city
and suburban property, they are prepared
10 suit any and all purchasers
of realty. In doing this the firm does
| not forget the interest Of buyers as we'll
as sellers, and the reputation of the mem
bers of the frm is a sufficient guar
antee of square dealing in all
matters intrusted to them. All cor
| resp0DdenCe in regard 20 their bust
ness, or in inquiry as the msteria- re
sources Of Paris and Lamar county, will
?e promptly answered, while the off ;e
of the company may be found in the sec
ond story of the Paris Exchange Bank
building.
CLINTON & WIRPS.
Among the many firms that have made
Paris famous Is that of Clinton & Wirfs,
decorators and sign writer's. Commerlc-
ing on small capital, by superior ability
and perseverance, the firm heads the list
of wall paper houses in North Texas,
having splendid salesrOoms and a corps
of decorative artists not surpassed in the
country. The finest mansions in the city
attest their skill as decorators and fin
ishers. These men learned their art in
the cities of the east, and their business
now extends over all Northeast Texas.
NJ. f. ALLEN.
OF the prominent business houses of
Paris, perhaps the most widely known is
that of the hardware and stove establish
meut of NJ. F. Allen, which is the largest
in this section of the state. Mr.. Allen
carries an immense stock of stoves, tin
ware, hardware, wodenWsre, barb wire
and farming machinery. His salesroom
on the south side of the square is bee
hive of industry from morning to night,
while several warehouses are kept diled
with his goods, which are constantly ar
irving by the carload. The house enjoys
a splendid trade all over Northeast Texas.
BELL ( SNOW.
These are the grOcers of Paris, having
in short time come to the front until
they now stand without rivals in their
special lines of goods, which are fancy
groceries and fruits, although they have
also all staples aud feed. Enterpri5ing
in the highest degree, their manner of do
Ing business has built up for the house
magnificent trade, which is constantly III
creasing.
BURDETTE, CONNOR & co.
This article would be incomplete with
out abiding TO these loRg established
real estate brokers. Under the name of
Burdette & Conner the firm has been in
existence many years, and has been re-
Gently strengthened by the accession of
Captain J. II. Wright, making it one of
tue strongest and most reliable real
estate firms in the city. This agency has
on It's books one of The largest lists of
city and SUBURBAN bargains that can be
found, and are ready and willing at all
times to snow the same to customers.
Any lnquirS9sbY mail will be promptly
responded tofand the public may rest
assured that they will not regret pur-
chasing lands from Burdette, Common
& Co.
EARLY, CULBEPTsoK & EAREY.
The real estate firm above mentioned IS
one of the strongest and most eHteTpris-
ing in the city aud carries on its hooks
very large and diversified listaf city and
suburban property and farming lands,
which they will be pleased to saow,cus
toners, and the firm will also furnfShduH
ana complete inf rmatlon by mail fhsre-
spouse to any and all inquiries made&t0
them from abroad. 81
LAMAR HOTEL.
In speaking of the business houses
and other enterprises that have
made Paris famous, we must not
forget the Lamar hotel, McIllheny
& Co. proprIetors, with that genial
landlord, Captain G. F. Johnson, mana
ger. This popular hostelry is centrally
located, with street cars and buses to Gil